Triton 3ATMC-Argo-TR2 User manual
TDN 07103-00455
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IP ARGO CAMERA User Manual
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Document Revision ECO Description
07103-00455 Original Date: 04/27/2021 1032877 IP Digital Camera v1.4.7
Contact Information
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techsupport@triton.com
is guide covers conguration information for ARGO 7, 12, 15, and FT ATMs.
is manual applies to all service personnel involved in installing, conguring, or upgrading soware on Triton
ATMs nationwide and abroad.
is conguration guide provides information, and easy-to-follow instructions for the IP ARGO Camera basic
settings and operations
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Item Triton ATM micro IP Camera
Imager
Part Number - ARGO/FT 3ATMC-Argo-TR2
PoE Module Included
Image Sensor 2.1 Mega Pixel Sensor
Scan Progressive Scan
Total Pixel 1945 (H) x 1109 (V) 2.16 Mega Pixels
Eective Pixel 1945 (H) x 1109 (V) 2.13 Mega Pixels
Video
Compression H.264 / MJPEG
Resolution 1920 x 1080 (max), 320 x 180 (min)
Stream Triple Stream
Bite Rate Type Constant (CBR), Variable (VBR) MJPEG - Quality Level
Frame Rates Up to 30fps
Functions
Day & Night Auto / Day (Color) Night (B/W)
Privacy On / O (8 programmable zones
Motion Detection On / O Sensitivity 1-5 Step
WDR WDR On / O
DNR 2D-DNR, 3D-DNR
Color Adjust Bright / Contrast / Saturation / Sharpness / Hue
White Balance Auto (Indoor), Auto (Outdoor), User
Image Mirror Normal / Mirror (H) / Flip (V) / Both (HV)
Network
LAN Interface 10/100 Base T Ethernet Sensing
Protocols RTP/RTSP, Unicast RTP, Multicast RTP
ONVIF Ye s
Viewer Browser MS-Internet Explorer (Not Edge)
Security Password Multi-level user access with password protection
Power Power Requirement 12VDC +/- 10% 4W power adapter cable or PoE
Operating
Environment
Temperature -10C to 50C (32F to 122F)
Humidity 0% - 90% non-condensing
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With the assumption the User PC and the camera have a static IP, and connected directly to a Local Network,
perform the following installation procedure.
1. Connect the camera to the PC with a LAN cable (Direct cable or cross cable).
• Please use the direct cable if connecting to a local network.
2. Power on camera.
• Use regulated 12V DC, 500mA.
• Using PoE (Power over Ethernet) if router is setup for PoE: e camera’s PoE adapter supplies power with
data sent and received using LAN cable without separate power connection, and it provides convenience
for users at installation. When you connect the camera with PoE and DC power adapter cable, only PoE
supplies power.
Wait 2 minute aer powering on the camera because of system booting.
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Caution
Before changing the PC’s setting value, document the PC’s current setting values to return the PC back to its
previous settings and normal operations.
Basic network setting for the Camera is:
• IP Address: 192.168.1.30
• Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
• Gateway: 192.168.1.1
1. Locate the PC’s network environment.
2. Set IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway of user’s PC with 192.168.1.50 / 255.255.255.0 / 192.168.1.1 as
shown below.
3. Click OK.
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1. Open a web browser and enter http://192.168.1.30 (default value) in URL. Press keyboard ENTER.
2. Enter ID and password and click on the screen LOGIN.
ID = admin Password = admin Authority = All
**Note**
Triton recommends changing the default ID and Password.
Press Live at top of page for Live view page.
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1. If connecting to a camera for the rst time, you may see the installation message or see a live view.
2. Click Install button on the security certicate to load the Active-X control.
3. Click Retry button to display the web page again.
4. Click Install button to begin installation of the Active-X.
5. Click Don’t Install button to cancel soware installation.
6. Aer completion of the installation, the Web Viewer opens with a live shot from the camera.
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Retrieve this program from the mini-disk included in the IP Camera kit. is utility locates cameras connected
to local network. It is useful for the application of the unit connected by DHCP function. It can provide you the
information such as IP address, MAC, web port for easy installation and use.
Double click “IP Manager” le to open the program. Wait for 10 second count down to reach zero (0) before
clicking on a screen button or the program may not nd all cameras.
1. Select All: Select (Highlight) all cameras on the table, check mark in Index box.
2. Clear All: De-select (De-highlight) all cameras on the table will remove the check mark in Index box.
3. List Clear: Delete the list of cameras on the table.
4. Up/Down Arrows: Up, adds 6 rows to bottom of table up 42 additional rows. Down will delete only rows
added to the table, 6 at a time. Down will not delete the default number of rows.
5. Find: Scans for cameras currently connected to the network .
6. Index: Sequence number of a detected camera.
7. MAC address: MAC information for the camera.
8. IP Address: Assigned IP address to the camera.
9. Subnet Mask: Subnet mask to the camera.
10. Gateway: Router information of the unit’s network.
11. IP Mode: IP type of the unit (Static IP/Dynamic IP).
12. Web Port: Web port number to connect.
13. Stream Port: Streaming video port number.
14. Table: Lists cameras currently connected to the network.
15. Change: Opens the IP Change screen.
16. Update: Used to update the camera’s rmware.
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For 10 seconds, this program will search the local network for Triton IP Cameras. As it locates a camera, it will
present the camera’s information in the order of discovery. On this screen the user can update the camera’s rm-
ware, change its network information, and open the camera’s web screen.
1. Click the Find button.
2. Right click the mouse over the IP address and a sub-menu opens. Click either Open Web Page or IP Change.
e Open Web Page will open to the LIVE Video screen. IP Change will open to the IP Change page.
Open web page : Connect to the camera’s web page.
IP change : Change the IP address
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On the IP Manager window, either click IP Change on the sub-menu, or double click the camera’s IP Address, or
click a check mark in the camera’s Index box and click the Change button. e IP Change window will open.
1. Click the radial circle for Static IP Address.
2. Enter any changes to the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, Web-Port, or Stream Port.
3. Enter the ID and Password.
4. Click the Change button and wait a few seconds.
5. Click the Find button on the IP Manager screen to verify the camera’s network information changed.
Open the IP Manager program to update the camera’s rmware.
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1. Click Find button to discover the cameras currently connected to the local network.
2. Check the check box of the cameras requiring a rmware update.
3. Click the Update button. e Update window will open with the selected cameras.
4. Before updating the Firmware, verify each camera has a dierent IP address.
5. Click Authentication button and enter the ID and Password.
• Default ID and password is ‘admin / admin’
• If each camera’s ID and Password is not same, you cannot update together.
6. Click Update button to choose Firmware.
7. Click the three dots (...) Button.
8. Navigate to the le path of the desired rmware.
• Choose a Firmware such as camera rmware, ONVIF and Active-X.
• User can update all rmware at once.
9. Click OK button to start the rmware update.
10. Once the update completes, click the Reboot button on the Update window to reboot the camera.
11. If the reboot times out, click Reboot again.
12. If the reboot still times out, click Close. On the IP Manager Screen click Find to determine if the Camera has
dropped o the network.
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